Cycling To Creswell
In response to Don Richey’s 5/5 letter in EW (“November is Coming for Eugene Libs”), I am one of those bicycle huggers, yet not all … Continue reading
Opinion: Page 96
… Or Join Us In The Kitchen For Tasty Fried Chicken
Hey, Don Richey (“November is Coming,” Letters, 5/5): Those things you listed as egregious that need pushing back against are what the normal majority call … Continue reading
Pushing Back On Pushback
A question for Don Richey (Letters, 5/5), whose advice to Eugene liberals is as follows: “If you’re having a difficult time dealing with pushback, the … Continue reading
Web Letters
Readers dish on the May 2022 primary election
Here at Eugene Weekly, we love our letter writers, but with COVID still hurting our advertisers — and thus our page count — we can’t fit … Continue reading
Not So Fast On Rezoning
Why are so many Eugene neighbors concerned about the Middle Housing Code Amendments proposed by the City Planning Department? The simple answer is that city … Continue reading
Slant
Did you hear that the Eugene Public Library is no longer charging late fees? It’s joined libraries across the nation removing barriers to using their … Continue reading
All the Lonely People
Calling for a rethinking
Henry Allen is a fairly well-known commentator on our cultural and political ways. Among his themes or interests was putting a name to various decades, … Continue reading
Eugene Is Improving On HB 2001
Letters opposing Eugene’s implementation of House Bill 2001 usually contain three elements: claims it will result in demolition of older houses that are affordable, complaints … Continue reading
Re-Elect Joe Berney
Working hard and providing real results: That’s Springfield’s County Commissioner Joe Berney. From building affordable family and senior housing, to smart approaches to Lane County … Continue reading
November Is Coming For Eugene Libs
Note to all Eugene liberals — including, but not limited to alphabet soup activists, Critical Race Theory pushers, social engineering advocates, Biden voters, the mayor, … Continue reading